[CarwashNinja]

I am ordering my N from a local dealer. However, I don't like the wheels that come on the performance edition. I wanted to buy aftermarket wheels, and keep the nice Pirelli tires that come with it. My problem is that I can't find any 19" wheels that I like. Every wheel that I like comes in 18" and 20", but not 19". What are your thoughts about going to an 18" or 20" rim with this car?

 

[azycray]

well where have you checked ? tire rack has a huge selection but make sure the rims can handle what ever you intend to put them into.

 

[CarwashNinja]

I've looked at literally hundreds and hundreds of 19" wheels. I couldn't find anything that I wanted. I went to a top notch wheel shop, and they said that the wheels I want will work.

 

[bfl]

I went with 18” wheels and have zero regrets.

 

[scrizz]

I went with 18” wheels and have zero regrets.

dude, what wheels are those :surprise:

 

[bfl]

dude, what wheels are those :surprise:

Konig Ampliform 18x8.5. I went with the 45 mm offset and 245 tire.

https://konigwheels.com/wheels/flow-formed-wheels/ampliform/

 

[PrincessLeadfoot]

I've just ordered Enkei Vulcans in the gloss black for mine.

VULCAN | Enkei Wheels

I bought a set of black rims (RTX Black Widow) for my winter tires and fell in love with the all-black look, so I've ordered these for my summers.

Now my challenge is trying to figure out how much the stock 19" rims are worth so I can sell them!

 

[JWids]

I went with 18” wheels and have zero regrets.

How close are the 18's to the caliper in the front? Also with the +45 offset are you poking out of the wheel wells at all? Im going to throw my 18x8.5 +38 from my rx7 on, and was curious about the poke.

 

[bfl]

How close are the 18's to the caliper in the front? Also with the +45 offset are you poking out of the wheel wells at all? Im going to throw my 18x8.5 +38 from my rx7 on, and was curious about the poke.

There’s plenty of room between the caliper and rim. I’d say at least half an inch.

I probably have very minor poke, maybe a quarter inch or so. You wouldn’t really notice it unless you were looking for it. That’s with a 245 tire. A 235 would probably be almost flush.